Links Notes and Code Install YOLOX and needed deps Download YOLOX GitHub repo: https://github.com/Megvii-BaseDetection/YOLOX Then be sure you are using Python <= 3.11 (I had some issues with python 3.12 and switching to 3.11 made all much easier). Edit in requirements.txt and set onnx-simplifier version to 0.3.10 and pycocotools to 2.0.8 You should now have […]| Poeticoding
What problem am I trying to solve? My garage was built for cars from another era: inside it’s about ~4.8 m long × 2.5 m wide, and the entrance narrows to just 2.2 m. My car, on the other hand, is 4.7 m long and almost 2 m wide, so squeezing it through the doorway is just step one. Even if […] The post Build a Parking sensor with ESP32 board, LEDs and Ultrasonic distance sensor appeared first on Poeticoding.| Poeticoding
Today we’re diving into something really cool: fine-tuning YOLO models for soccer detection. We’re going to detect balls, referees, players, and goalkeepers in soccer matches using Ultralytics’ fine-tuning tools. The popular YOLO models you’ll find out there, like Ultralytics YOLOv11, and YOLOX in different sizes, are mostly pre-trained on something called the COCO dataset. What’s […]| Poeticoding
https://github.com/poeticoding/yolo_elixir/releases/tag/0.2.0 In the four months since my daughter was born, I’ve been balancing baby bottles by night and code commits by day. Finally managed to ship this release, sleep-deprived, but very proud! This isn’t just a version bump, it’s a major release, introducing three key enhancements: This release brings also other things like a fully […] The post Elixir YOLO v0.2.0: YOLOX Support, Custom Models and Performance Boost appeared first on ...| Poeticoding
As someone who loves experimenting with new technologies, I recently got the Vision Pro (I’m a big fan of VR and the idea of working in mixed reality). What excites me the most is sharing the cool stuff I discover, with my friends and colleagues, like how amazing it is to have a floating 3D […] The post Effortless Video Sharing with Phoenix LiveView and FLAME appeared first on Poeticoding.| Poeticoding
Components are a mechanism to compartmentalize state, markup, and events in LiveView. We can move a part of the LiveView's logic (and related template) into separate components. We start by moving the product card, the part inside the for comprehension, into a LiveComponent. The post Phoenix LiveView LiveComponents appeared first on Poeticoding.| Poeticoding
Before going on with LiveComponents and other topics, let's spend a few minutes on our UI. At the moment products and trades are rendered in a table, using the default phoenix.css. The post A nice Dashboard UI appeared first on Poeticoding.| Poeticoding
In this lesson we are going to see how to handle user interactions in our LiveView, going through many examples on how to use Phoenix bindings, show live flash messages, button clicks and form events. The post Bindings, Click and Form events, Debounce, Live Flash messages appeared first on Poeticoding.| Poeticoding
In this lesson we are going to see: Layouts, how they work with regular views and LiveViews. How to update the page title in LiveView. .leex LiveEEx template file The post Layouts and LiveEEx templates appeared first on Poeticoding.| Poeticoding
In this video we take a look at the Poeticoins application design, how we organize the parts of our app, how to stream the data from the exchanges to the browsers.| Poeticoding
Make requests with HTTPoison is easy, but the response is held into memory. To download large files we need to divide the response into chunks.| Poeticoding
Transforming an HTTPoison async response into an Elixir Stream, to easily process large remote files on the fly, gaining code clarity and reusability.| Poeticoding
In this lesson we are going to see how LiveView really works and what happens behind the scenes when a user connects.| Poeticoding
